WASHINGTON, May 27 – In a move that has sparked nationwide concern among students, universities, and civil liberties advocates, the Trump administration has issued a directive to halt the scheduling of new student and exchange visitor visa appointments. The decision, communicated through an internal government cable, indicates a major shift in the way the United … Read more
MORRISTOWN, New Jersey, May 25 — President Donald Trump voiced his disapproval of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s military aggression in Ukraine during a press briefing on Sunday, while also reaffirming his economic stance on boosting American industrial production, particularly in defense and technology. Speaking to reporters before departing from New Jersey aboard Air Force One, … Read more
KYIV, May 25 – In a renewed escalation of hostilities, Russia launched a deadly aerial offensive on Ukraine’s capital and other regions overnight, striking with waves of missiles and drones for the second consecutive night. The attacks coincide with a significant prisoner exchange deal between Kyiv and Moscow, highlighting the complicated dynamics of diplomacy and … Read more
Washington, May 23 – For years, Harvard University’s extensive ties with China were seen as a global asset offering cultural exchange, academic collaboration, and significant financial support. Thursday, those same connections have transformed into a political flashpoint, with the Trump administration accusing the institution of facilitating foreign influence and threatening national security. In a dramatic … Read more
WASHINGTON, May 22 — In a razor-thin vote that exposed deep divisions in Congress, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a sweeping tax and spending bill on Thursday that advances much of President Donald Trump’s economic vision. The bill, which was narrowly approved with a 215-214 vote, is now headed to the Senate for further … Read more
Washington, D.C., May 21 – A tragic shooting in central Washington, D.C. has left two Israeli embassy staff members dead following an attack by a lone gunman outside the Capital Jewish Museum on Wednesday night. The incident occurred around 9 p.m. near the intersection of 3rd and F Streets NW, just over a mile from … Read more
WASHINGTON, May 20 – In a move to rally Republican lawmakers and push forward his domestic agenda, President Donald Trump traveled to Capitol Hill on Tuesday, urging unity within the party over a controversial tax-cut bill currently facing internal opposition in the House of Representatives. With only a narrow 220-213 Republican majority, party leaders are … Read more
May 18 – Former U.S. President Joe Biden, 82, has been diagnosed with an aggressive and advanced form of prostate cancer that has metastasized to his bones, according to a statement from his office released on Sunday. The diagnosis was made following recent symptoms that prompted medical evaluation, including issues related to urination. Biden and … Read more
NEW YORK, May 17 – A tragic maritime accident unfolded Saturday night when a tall ship belonging to the Mexican Navy collided with the iconic Brooklyn Bridge, resulting in the loss of two lives and injuries to at least 17 others. The training vessel, known as Cuauhtémoc, was illuminated with decorative lights and proudly displayed … Read more
ISTANBUL, May 17 – Recent diplomatic efforts to halt the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine hit a major roadblock as Russian negotiators demanded Ukraine withdraw its forces from several contested regions before agreeing to a ceasefire, according to a senior Ukrainian official familiar with the discussion. The meeting, held in Istanbul, marked the first … Read more